Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Toronto, Self-proclaimed Centre of the Universe
quote:
Originally posted by h.vox
maybe kjaerhus classic filter? ohmboyz frogmahe or quad frohmage should support this feature also ..... i know their delay does
Nice - I've used the Classic Compressor, Flanger and Phaser for the longest time, I didn't even know they had a filter. Time to say goodbye to those other filters... although it still doesn't have MIDI learn.
Tonic and Q are both nice, but IMHO they still add needless complexity to very basic filtering operations. I'm very surprised that Steinberg didn't see fit to include a simple filter...
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May-25-2005 20:48
Dickie-T
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Registered: Mar 2005
Location: North Pole
quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
although it still doesn't have MIDI learn.
i have been wanting to ask this for a long time now: what is midi learn?
May-25-2005 23:06
IDarkISwordI
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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Clay Center, USA
Hey. MIDI learn is simple to understand. Usually you press the MIDI learn button and then you move over to your hardware MIDI controller surface and move the controller you want to assign to something. Sometimes it can be more complicated as there isnt actually a standard on how it handles the selection of what hardware controller is assigned to the software control but in the end, they all do the same thing. In simple, it just allows you to select a hardware controller to control a software control .
^ on the same note...i really like this function as it makes life easier...why don't all vst's include this? i don't get it, whats the alternative to using midi learn to 'teaching' commands to the vst.
May-26-2005 05:00
DjGeMiNi529
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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Brooklyn, New York
well he asked for a good filter
and the fruity one seems just fine to use if u use fl
simple too and free lol
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May-26-2005 06:49
Wandii
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Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Leicester, England
Yeah, if you use Fruity, then use the Fruity Free Filter. Alternatively, as mentioned by others, get the Waves FX bundle. =)
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May-26-2005 07:31
Dickie-T
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Registered: Mar 2005
Location: North Pole
quote:
Originally posted by IDarkISwordI
Hey. MIDI learn is simple to understand. Usually you press the MIDI learn button and then you move over to your hardware MIDI controller surface and move the controller you want to assign to something. Sometimes it can be more complicated as there isnt actually a standard on how it handles the selection of what hardware controller is assigned to the software control but in the end, they all do the same thing. In simple, it just allows you to select a hardware controller to control a software control .
Time to say goodbye to those other filters... although it still doesn't have MIDI learn. 
